Neuroscience for Kids (Chudler, UW) - 08/02/23 02:15 AM
From this month's Neuroscience for Kids email newsletter (https://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/newslet.html ):
In my observation and experience, this is a tough game! Challenging, indeed.
Scouting the internet for a potential word bank to assist me in guessing a "neuro-word," I found the following:
1) Neuroscience for Kids - Glossary
- - https://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/gloss.html
2) DANA Foundation, Key Brain Terms Glossary
- - https://dana.org/explore-neuroscience/brain-basics/key-brain-terms-glossary/
3) AANS Glossary of Neurosurgical Terminology
- - https://www.aans.org/en/Media/Glossary-of-Terminology
The material at these links proved helpful, as I solved the first puzzle on the 5th try (out of 6 attempts allowed) and felt victorious.
I was nonplussed when the information page which was displayed as a reward contained outdated links which resulted in the error message 404-NotFound. (Nonetheless, my curiosity was piqued, and I will search for other links to the information described.)
Originally Posted by NFK enewsletter, Aug 1, 2023
NEUROSCIENCE FOR KIDS "SITE OF THE MONTH”
The Neuroscience for Kids “Site of the Month” for August is “Neurdle” at https://www.neurdle.com/
“Wordle” is a popular web-based word game developed by Josh Wardle in 2021. Now there is a neuroscience version of the game called “Neurdle.” Game play in Neurdle is the same as Wordle and fairly simple. The Neurdle web site game instructions say, “Guess the word in 6 tries. After each guess, the color of the tiles will change to show how close your guess was to the word.” If you do not guess the neuro-word correctly after six tries, the game will show you the correct answer and a definition of the word. You have to wait 10 minutes until you can try the game again with a new word.
Try Neurdle: it is quite challenging and a great way to improve your neuro-vocabulary.
The Neuroscience for Kids “Site of the Month” for August is “Neurdle” at https://www.neurdle.com/
“Wordle” is a popular web-based word game developed by Josh Wardle in 2021. Now there is a neuroscience version of the game called “Neurdle.” Game play in Neurdle is the same as Wordle and fairly simple. The Neurdle web site game instructions say, “Guess the word in 6 tries. After each guess, the color of the tiles will change to show how close your guess was to the word.” If you do not guess the neuro-word correctly after six tries, the game will show you the correct answer and a definition of the word. You have to wait 10 minutes until you can try the game again with a new word.
Try Neurdle: it is quite challenging and a great way to improve your neuro-vocabulary.
Scouting the internet for a potential word bank to assist me in guessing a "neuro-word," I found the following:
1) Neuroscience for Kids - Glossary
- - https:/
2) DANA Foundation, Key Brain Terms Glossary
- - https:/
3) AANS Glossary of Neurosurgical Terminology
- - https:/
The material at these links proved helpful, as I solved the first puzzle on the 5th try (out of 6 attempts allowed) and felt victorious.
I was nonplussed when the information page which was displayed as a reward contained outdated links which resulted in the error message 404-NotFound. (Nonetheless, my curiosity was piqued, and I will search for other links to the information described.)